As at the beginning of the year, it is exciting to analyze and explain what the sector has in store for us in the coming months, and there is nothing like having the best to have a pulse and being able to anticipate the new trends in interior design.
Large-format surfaces inspired by natural Stone
We will see natural and elegant designs capable of transporting us to another era, with rich nuances, colors, and textures that make up a sensory experience beyond sight.
Different colors are presented in large-format boards of different thicknesses, allowing a continuity effect by minimizing the number of joints. Its utility is total, allowing its use in any application, from facades to floors, coverings, or countertops in bathrooms and kitchens, both indoors and outdoors.
Handmade pieces of unique and timeless design
Crafts and art are tools that interior designers have to provide a different accent to each project. Luckily, the expert work of the craftsman and the fact of having precious, quality objects are valued again.
We are entering the era of hyperactive spaces
The new spaces that are being generated do not expect to be inhabited without further ado but rather seek various processes of well-being and health, adapted to each person and lifestyle.
In this way, spaces are caring, are more comfortable, and improve people’s health. All this, without forgetting the commitment to the environment, improving energy efficiency, recycling, and the use of clean energy. In the creation of hyperactive spaces, design surfaces such as Dekton and Porcelain play a fundamental role, which together with lighting, textiles, crafts, and technology, manage to create those sensations, taking care of people and the environment.
The bathrooms and kitchens open and integrate with the house
There is a clear trend that continues to establish itself every year and is here to stay: opening the kitchen to the living room and the bathroom to the bedroom. With this type of reform, spaciousness, luminosity, and fluidity are gained in the house, allowing these spaces to be enjoyed beyond the functional. The kitchen is the heart of the house and the epicenter of social life. The bathroom is a space for relaxation, disconnection, and self-care.
